Zoe Hendrick - Interior Design Portfolio

ZOE HENDRICK SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART + DESIGN 2018 - 2022

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO INTERIOR DESIGN MAJOR | ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY MINOR

DESIGN PHILOSPHY

my biggest influence is definitely my dad. he's an industrial designer turned furniture designer, so he really gave me that first look into the design world. he encouraged me to pursue a creative career and i'm grateful for that everyday. what inspires me is the human interaction and response that comes with designing a space. human interaction is based on the physical as well as psychological reaction to different spaces. these are important factors in design to make sure all users feel

comfortable, welcome, + seen.

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table of contents canal plaza

struttura

array behavioral care

villa savoye

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hand renderings

procreate

pei ling gallery

fibers

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capstone project design studio v + vi client: misfits market location: 435 state st. binghamton, ny 13901

checkouts

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while experiencing the space

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the state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food

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develop an understanding of social and environmental responsibility in order to curate a space that focuses and sheds light on a current social issue

research: user journey

45 million americans are food insecure, as of 2020 in 2014,

15.3 million children lived in food insecure households

half of american children will have resided in a household that received food stamps by the time they're

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bing ham ton new

new york

33.3%

23.6% of families below the poverty line 47.3% 14.9%

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median family income

chips & cookies cheaper than snacks like fresh fruit

snacks like

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medication housing utilities transportation

food stamps only cover so much, and buying nutritious food is

below poverty line that's over 65

population:

race

$34,487

for basic human necessities such as:

below poverty line that's under 18

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median household income

the need for food competes with the need

of population below the poverty line

$43,436

white 73.4%

male median full-time income

area growth: decreases by about 0.7% every year

$40,170

not at the top of people's list

45-64

female median full-time income

25-44

$35,060

consequences of living in a food insecure household adults

children

obesity

diminished physical and mental health

heart disease

longer recoveries

diabetes

higher hospitalization rates

hypertension

greater incidence of developmental and educational

starvation

delays

18 & under

for every

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65 & over

females

hispanic or latino

18-24

black or african american

7.1%

12.1%

there are

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two or more races

males

6.6%

asian 5%

american indian & alaska native 0.3%

dominant ages of the population

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41' - 6 3/8" "8/3 9 - '9

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31' - 8 3/4" fourth floor "8/3 01 - '9

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concept

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fuel

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awareness

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behavior change

parti diagrams

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kindling shapes as deign inspiration a campfire represents bringing people together. the basis of a campfire is called the fire triangle which is made up of

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space wouldn't exist.

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teepee

building commercial space

not in scope

air represents the experience within the built environment and

the knowledge and comprehension that is gained from it.

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users

grocery

log cabin

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mechanic who lives alone with

his dog milo. he lives in a trailer park and earns a living wage that just

barely gets by. kendall and his girlfriend

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have been together for five years. because he has a full time job, he is

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heat represents the final

behavioral change that occurs. the recognition sparks in people's minds, it clicks.

kendall is a 28 year old

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awareness, knowledge, and behavior change. the fuel is the foundation, it represents the people who come to the space, because if people didn't come, the

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fuel, air, and heat; if you take any one of these away,

then the fire goes away. much like a fire, the three pillars leading to better health are

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not eligible for food stamps, but

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because he didn't do a good job of saving money in his early 20s, he has a lot of college

debt to pay off

not to scale

father who lives with his wife and three kids. he runs his family's ranch and also works a second job as the janitor at the local school. he harrison is a 55 year old

key experience sketches

floor plan

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dry storage

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refrigeration storage

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freezer storage

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produce

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general grocery

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checkouts

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customer service desk

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cart storage

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restroom

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janitor's closet

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elec/mech closet

kitchen

r e s u y r a mi r p

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kitchen stations

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cold storage

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dry storage

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café/dining

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cookbook library

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elec/mech closet

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janitor's closet

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restroom

prefers being in a more rural community because of the

community

lower cost of living and how peaceful and quiet the countryside is. as a result of living in such a rural area, the grocery store is far away so

josie is 12 years old, the

food is tight

oldest of her siblings. she lives

with her two brothers, one sister, mom, and grandma in a

unreliable access to a full service nutritious grocery store. josie's mom works a full time job to support the large family. josie

cookbook library

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kindling lounge

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manager's office

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restrooms

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employee break room

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coworking space

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classroom space

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campfire lounge

custom booth seating

small two bedroom house. they have

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doesn't do very well in school because she's so focused on how

hungry she is all the time

alice is 41 years old and works as the

general manager

"share your recipes" wall

of a grocery store. she lives with her husband and four

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dogs. she's been working at the store for a long time and

recently got promoted to manager. alice is a very philanthropic person and wants to help all those in need, but she also has a short temper with people who don't care about their job as much as her

meal kit display case

kitchen station

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the 4' height of the cookbook library allows for ADA accessibility as well as a safety consideration of good visibility to the rest of the space as a whole

open sided booths allow for ADA accessible roll up space and the encouragement of users to come together or dine/lounge alone

cookbook library

circular lighting above seating areas encourages users to come together while also being flexible with the use of modular furniture

felt partition walls help control acoustics throughout the large room and provide a flexible working + learning environment

classroom + campfire lounge

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the interactive kitchen environment with a teacher's the kitchen focuses on the social

station and separate student's

learning theory by teaching users

stations encourages joint learning

to cook healthier food that they can later do in their own home

kitchen stations

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STRUTTURA

"texture" in italian

restaurant design studio iv clients: maître de chai + douglass williams location: 4039 ne 1st ave. miami, fl 33137 group members: brooklyn colville + maria paola brea

patio rendered by brooklyn colville, background editing by maria paola brea, + photoshop editing by zoe hendrick

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project brief:

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level two

collaborate in a group setting to explore human-centric design

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methodology to create an experiential restaurant environment

project logo

clients douglass williams

maître de chai

italian food focused

marty winters + alex pitts

on taste + texture

wine cellar bar rooftop terrace restrooms

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level one 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

natural wine makers

entry hallway bar pink room green room orange room patio kitchen

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restrooms storage

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concept

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nuova italia transports patrons to an evening in italy surrounded by family and friends. its warm, welcoming environment creates a vibrant community,

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encourages diversity, and envelops the senses. struttura strives to elevate the dining experience by incorporating the soul and character of miami. texture, lively

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colors, and a modern aesthetic combine to evoke a sense of joy and comfort.

sketches style

muse

ethos

modern + bright

paola alberdi

nuova italia

menus designed by maria paola brea + zoe hendrick

patio seating

modular seating

colorful staircase

exterior of building - miamidesigndistrict.net

wine cellar booths

wavy half booths

gradient archways

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texture is brought in with the lighting casting shadows on the walls as well as the use of various stones and woods in the seating

archways show gradient color that mimics the colors of a sunset leading to the rooftop terrace

glass walls between the indoor

wine cellar

and outdoor seating help to connect the inside and outside

rendered by brooklyn colville, background editing by maria paola brea, + photoshop editing by zoe hendrick

experience of the restaurant

curved recessed led lighting to continue the organic shapes that are represented throughout the space

organically shaped half booth seating to allow for flexible amounts of people to be seated around this textured room

pink room rendered by brooklyn colville, background editing by maria paola brea, + photoshop editing by zoe hendrick

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orange room rendered by brooklyn colville, background editing by maria paola brea, + photoshop editing by zoe hendrick

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workplace design studio iii client: array behavioral care location: 240 w broughton st. savannah, ga 31401

bartop seating

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fourth floor 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

project brief: curate a space that harbors a healthy and engaging workplace environment

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ceo's office

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human resources director human resources assistant medical director

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restrooms

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mechanical room janitor closet copy/supply room

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quiet multipurpose room executive assistants pantry

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directors of pr, cr, & ca tele-therapy rooms management team lounge area

for the employees as well as clients of array behavioral care third floor

concept

earth tones and stained glass are two things that should always go together. the combination of light and color makes a harmonious and warm atmosphere. through a color palette of oranges and pinks with a touch of green, the feeling of

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reception/lobby

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it staff

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chief technology officer's office server room

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restrooms conference area copy/supply room janitor closet quiet multipurpose room

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coffee bar breakout spaces privacy pods open offices

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lounge area small conference rooms mail room

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the workspace should be inviting, comforting, and magical. the feelings that this

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office evokes should be translated to how patients feel when they enter the space, that being physically or virtually

adjacency diagram

sketches

reception desk

pantry seating

breakout space

pantry seating

ceiling design

focus area of building - hansen architects

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breakout spaces have whiteboards to encourage users to collaborate with one another

carpeting texture and coloring mimics stained glass to connect back to the concept

breakout spaces

stained glass style wallcovering to connect back to the concept and provide a visually interesting wall to those working

acoustical lighting fixtures to help with noise travel in heavily traffic areas of the space

terrazzo as a call back to the concept colors and fragmented look of stained glass, as well as being a sustainable material

pantry

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open offices

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villa savoye architectural drawing + model making graphics for the building arts medium pencil on paper hand cut paper + glue

top view

south view

west view

north view

east view

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hand renderings medium rendering for the interior bianyo markers micron pens prismacolor colored pencils

living room

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rocking chair

gingham pillow

upholstered chair

adirondack chair

tiled fireplace

upholstered chair

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procreate medium fine tip pen studio pen

emmett park

mystic falls

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hugo

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pei ling gallery analytique based on the concept of growth graphics for the building arts medium photoshop pencil on paper

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fibers screen printing, tie dye, + weaving fibers for non-majors medium water based inks natural dyes (indigo, ecru, chestnut, + olive) yarn

citrus screen printed bag

space jellyfish

irish soccer

ecru + chestnut natural dyes with coin resist

indigo natural dye with bullseye technique

titans football olive, ecru + chestnut natural dyes with triangle resist

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decorating is not apart from life but is a part of living itself

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